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By avoiding fragmented interventions and pursuing a comprehensive care economy, India can ensure maternal well-being and promote greater economic involvement for women ...
Malnutrition continues to grip the nation, with its disproportionate impact concentrated among socioeconomically disadvantaged groups, particularly indigenous populations ...
As India sets its sights on becoming a global leader and a transformative force on the world stage, it must address the growing prevalence of anaemia ...
On World Health Day 2025, India’s rising C-section rates highlight how financial incentives and cultural factors are turning childbirth into a commercial medical event ...
A mother’s health shapes her child’s future, yet gender bias, poor nutrition, and weak policies put millions at risk. Urgent action is the need of the hour. ...
Bridging maternal and child nutrition gaps is crucial to ending preventable deaths and securing global well-being ...
Prioritising maternal nutrition, ensuring skilled birth attendance, and strengthening neonatal care are essential strategies to reduce maternal and newborn mortality ...
Delayed childbearing and advanced maternal age are now common trends. India must adapt its maternal healthcare priorities to reflect this shift. ...
Pranjali Goradia is a Research Intern at the Observer Research Foundation ...
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